โ Scribed by Stephen Hunter
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
### From Publishers Weekly Near the start of Hunter's cartoonish fifth Bob Lee Swagger thriller (after *The 47th Samurai*), Nikki Swagger, the series hero's journalist daughter, is seriously injured when a hit man runs her car off the road in Tennessee hill country. Despite Swagger's fears that the
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### From Publishers Weekly Near the start of Hunter's cartoonish fifth Bob Lee Swagger thriller (after _The 47th Samurai_), Nikki Swagger, the series hero's journalist daughter, is seriously injured when a hit man runs her car off the road in Tennessee hill country. Despite Swagger's fears that the
Ray Cruz, called the Cruise Missile by the grunts because he never missed a shot, is still hunting a warlord who has since become America's proudest ally in the Afghan war and may be political savior all have been waiting for. Has Ray gone rogue, or insane, or has he turned? Bob Lee Swagger, on the
### From Publishers Weekly Bob Lee Swagger, jungle-smart hillbilly and premier shootist, explodes as a thinking man's Rambo when Hunter's ( The Day Before Midnight ) canny plot overcomes the barrage of high-tech ballistics data in this otherwise satisfying thriller. Swagger's sniper kills were lege
### Amazon.com Review After a literally explosive opening where sniper fire cuts through the chest of an unnamed victim (Swagger?), readers of *Time to Hunt* are plunged into the final years of the Vietnam War and the struggles of Marine Donny Fenn. Stationed in Washington, D.C., after recovering f